Bio

This East Coast rap duo hit the streets running in the spring of 2003, creating a buzz from the north and south of the east and west coast with their first four mix-tapes and haven't looked back. Silent Order's independent movement is the product of Baltimore native Fever and New York native King James. While naming themselves after their family code of conduct, the music parallels with a rugged, still intellectual sound. Fever offers raw street depictions with a charming yet edgy swagger, while King James does such with an ear catching baritone, complimenting one another to perfection. Their unorthodox style allows them to put into words what many only think. The results are underground bangers such as, "Soft", "Lot of La", and "Bullets In The Fire". With the release of their independent album "S.O.S." on the horizon, S.O. is on their way to solidifying themselves as a Movement. Influenced by everything from Hip-Hop to Classic Rock, Silent Order's music represents the broad spectrum of urban pop culture while consistently staying true to the roots of hip-hop.